Hundreds of studies have used the general labeled magnitude scale (gLMS) to collect intensity data.
At Cambridge, for instance, I happily used the general term of abuse "Narg" to describe anyone studying mathematics or science without knowing its implications.
But until now, Raman spectroscopy could reveal only the energies and (if polarized light is used) the general symmetry properties of vibrational motion.
Berzelius and his followers, for example, used the general formula MO for the chief metallic oxides, while others assigned the formula used today, M2O.
In [10], they used the general Krasnoselskii's fixed point theorem to obtain the existence result.
Researchers have also used the general fractal rule to describe tortuous porous media.
In all experiments we have used the general control function (18) for packet marking/dropping.
We have used the general A P model and also modified the model for seasonal variations.
In addition, many previous studies used the general mesh qualities such as the maximum aspect ratio to validate the computational grid systems.
We have used the general Angstrom Prescott type model to estimate solar radiation from sunshine duration estimated previously from cloud cover data.
